
Lipids aren’t the only important ingredients influencing stability and in vivo performance.

Lipids aren’t the only important ingredients influencing stability and in vivo performance.

The recent success of mRNA vaccines has opened the door for further and future development of nucleic acid-based therapies.

Actions combatting the next pandemic must be diverse, reliable, and sustainable.

Unique solutions are required to protect inherently unstable messenger RNA.

This article reviews a range of techniques available for separative analysis of mRNA therapeutics, their associated impurities, and delivery vehicles.

Considerable efforts have been made over the years to resolve the key issues of stability and delivery of RNA-based therapeutics.

The complexity of the RNA production process creates challenges.

The COVID-19 pandemic helped to showcase RNA molecules and their therapeutic potential. There were also lessons learned in terms of drug delivery, manufacturing, logistics, and storage.